Corsaro Rattlesnake was built in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1780. Despite its moderate dimensions of 89 feet on the bridge, it was fast and unmpering. He sailed with 85 men. He captured over one million dollars of British goods during his first cruise, establishing himself as a formidable ship. The British ordered that it was captured at any cost. It was seized by the 44-Gun HMS Assurance in 1783, sent to England and brought to the Royal Navy. It was sold out of service in 1786. Four sheets of planimetries (two by George F. Campbell who outline the details of the hull and the perforation system plan, plus two of Ben Lankford showing the construction of the hull of the dashboard on the bulkhead) and an exhaustive 48 -page illustrated instruction book guide you towards the creation of an exc.
